The average cost to own one of these is $21k ... what is it? This one shocked me a bit! @Kristi Rieke

In 1950 only 7% of women did this. Today, about 75% of women do this. What is it? @Kristi Rieke

Somewhere along the way people started acting like making money on Instagram required: • showing your face every day • chasing trends • becoming an “influencer” • and somehow being online 24/7 without losing your sanity😅 But… You don’t need perfect lighting, super dance moves💃🏼 or a camera personality to build a business on Instagram. And you definitely don’t have to show your face if you don’t want to. People don't buy from you because you danced on camera…💃🏼 (Trust me… I tried 😅 no judgement here) People buy because they trust YOU to SOLVE their problem - that’s it 💁‍♀️ And that’s why I created Faceless Freedom - to show women there’s another way! A system for growing and monetizing without turning your life into content. Inside, I teach you how to build visibility, authority, and reach through strategy, positioning, smart content systems. You’ll learn to: ✨grow strategically and get your content seen ✨create more content in less time using simple systems ✨ build digital income and a business that supports your life If you want to build online income with more freedom and less stress → join faceless Freedom 💬 QUESTION FOR YOU: What’s currently your biggest block on Instagram? I’m curious what’s most common here... And, if you want, I’ll also break down what actually fixes each one based on what you answer so share below! → Join Faceless Freedom @Elin V

A recent survey asked "What are the 'little things' that makes your day better?" ... What was the #1 answer? @Kristi Rieke

As someone who's not camera-shy, I have to say that when I see a profile picture that is faceless, it drives me crazy. As an entrepreneur, we need to show our face. People want to connect with us, and if you want to hit your profit margin goals, this is the first thing that we notice. Someone just asked to join my community, and their profile picture is their hands. They just joined Skool so I'm skeptical. Can I trust them? Are they going to be part of the community, or are they lurking and spamming, trying to end up in your DMs, sleazing their way into taking your money? Imagine the first impression you make. You leave a comment, the person gets curious, checks you out, doesn't see your picture, and doesn't connect. Potential client gone. If you're an entrepreneur who wants to hit $4, 5, 6, 10, 20k months, the first thing you want to do is put your picture on your profile. No AI. No hands. No flowers. Just your beautiful face. What comes up for you when you see folks with no profile pictures?